These hand-crafted Wall Sconces represent electrified recreations of both 18th and 19th century designs. Soft light from wall sconces is very effective in creating period decor. They even look great when switched off.

Each are available in antique tin or antique brass and no lacquer is used to allow for natural aging of the metal. Natural beeswax sleeves are provided and all sconces accept candelabra base bulbs up to 40 watts. Candle cups in place of the electric sockets are available on special order

A) Tarrytown

A two-arm sconce with individual candle cups and a “pie-crust” top. Arm spread 10 1/2”.

B) Newport

Delightfully simple with a narrow “pie-crust” top, the single candelabra arm creates a very graceful style.

C) Bridgewater

A single light sconce that is very representative of early designs with a delicate “pie-crust” top.

D) Grafton

A very traditional fan pattern graces the top of this sconce. Perfect for an entryway.

E) Pawling

The heat reflector of this two light sconce features a pierced heart pattern.

F) Concord

A slightly less formal, early 18th century design with a round, hand-worked, heat reflector.

I) Essex

The original design, with its top ring, suggests this sconce was intended to be moved about and hung wherever candlelight was needed.

J) Durham

This design represents the smallest of the sconces we offer. A very good choice where space is tight.

K) Madison

The shape of these sconces is somewhat free form and represents a uniquely primitive style. Available in double (S) or triple (L) socket.